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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1938
Page
8
The Clermont Courier announces subscription terms offering one year and six month options. Bundled deals include combined rates with the Cincinnati Post Times-Star Enquirer and wines. These offers present cross-newspaper packages for readers.
Social items from Batavia cover visits and homecomings with Mary Catherine Bauer from Oxford and Frank Wiseman from Detroit. Neighborhood events include club entertainments, Eastern Star meetings, roof work at the County Garage, and a Republican club formation in Clermont county with details to come. A county official reports March receipts totaling 1 168 45, plus a birthday surprise for Randolph Reynolds and tax figures from County Treasurer John Friend Jr.
Lee Hannah reports the clerk of courts office collected 1163.45 in March including Awbile license transfers certified title and court fees. The report appears in a Saturday update from the clerk of courts office.
Mr and Mrs W H Jones of Jackson township celebrated their 50th anniversary with a noon basket dinner on Sunday March 20. Attending were their son C L Jones of Marathon daughters Etta Love of Williamsburg Golda Smith of Hartman and families, plus many relatives including Dr Claude Love and Walter Reed. The couple aged 68 have three children six grandchildren and three great grandchildren with all present except Joe Minnick and his son Jimmy of Marathon.
Special revival services are in progress at the Old Bethel M. E. Church Bantam. Services continue to April 10 with speakers including Rev N C Warren Aberdeen C April 4 Rev C N Fisher Bethel O April 5 Rev C Palmer Sardinia C April 6 Rev O W Robbins Marathon C April 7 and Rev Fred C Moore April 8 to 10.
Bethel Institute sponsors Renfro Valley Community Barn Dance at Bethel High School Auditorium on Tuesday evening April 12. Performers include A int Idy Coon Creek Girls Little Clifford Red Foley Harmonica Bill Owen Sisters and Renfro Valley Radio stars from Station WCKY and WLW with two shows at 7 and 8 30. Admission 25 and 35 cents.
A notice from Rev. Smith and Walter J. Bauer announces Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 80. The catechetical class for confirmation will be presented during worship. Young Peoples Fellowship lunch at 6 p m. Starting Wednesday night April 6 nightly services run through Friday except Saturdays.
The Batavia M E Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 led by Pastor Budd and Superintendent Morrison. Worthington Children's Home girls choir will sing. Wednesday features guild in the afternoon and prayer meeting at 7 with choir practice at 7 30.
The Cherry Grove Hamilton County choir presented Life Eternal a 13 female 8 male ensemble with violin solos and piano at the M E church Sunday night Emma C Johnson directed and Margaret Johnson played piano.
Batavia high school auditorium hosts a two act operetta An Old Kentucky Garden by the Boys and Girls Glee Clubs Friday at 8 30 pm. Miss Gladys Lewis directs with Edmund Parrott and F H Deter assisting, marking a high point in a strong year of music instruction.
A proverb-laden reflection notes that wisdom comes from recognizing one’s own ignorance and the need to learn before claiming to know. The line emphasizes humility and ongoing growth.
A historical note describes the human heart beating many times daily, highlighting its continuous work and vital role in circulating blood throughout the body.
A political advertisement from S. A. Ringer asserts commitment to God and country and promises not to be a rubber stamp for demagogues. It urges voters to support Ringer, Republican candidate for Congress, with energetic ongoing appeals.
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